Electronics Recycling in Virginia

Goodwill Electronics Drop-Off (Patrick Henry Shopping Center)

1413 N. Main St

The Goodwill drop-off in the Patrick Henry Shopping Center on N. Main St accepts electronics for recycling, including monitors, computers, printers, scanners, hard drives, and ink and toner cartridges.

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YMCA Thrift Shop Electronics Recycling

1000 N. Main St

The YMCA Thrift Shop on North Main Street in Blacksburg doubles as a drop-off point for electronics, rechargeable batteries, CFL bulbs, and ink jet cartridges. Electronics, working or not, go to the Thrift Shop dock during business hours, and televisions are accepted from Montgomery County residents only. Batteries, bulbs, and cartridges go to the recycling station in the lobby, a Town of Blacksburg installation. Each item is bagged individually, and the shop supplies bags and tape. Single-use alkaline batteries stay out because they belong in household trash, and stained or unusable textiles are turned away. Gently used clothing, books, housewares, blankets, and toys are donated at the same dock.

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Auto Recyclers LLC

1400 Sycamore Avenue

540-261-9991

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Auto Recyclers LLC is headquartered at its Buena Vista recycling center on Sycamore Avenue, with a second center in Winchester that handles auto-related materials and metals. Buena Vista takes the longer list: copper, brass, aluminum, lead, and wire of every type (insulated, coated, household, bare), plus lead, small-equipment, and rechargeable batteries. Auto parts include cores, alternators, transmissions, factory converters, and transfer cases, along with radiators, thermostats, small engines, computers, cardboard, fiber, and books. Complete cars, mattresses, household batteries, Styrofoam, garbage, and tires without aluminum rims are turned away. Old iron bathtubs are welcome at both locations, and the price paid for material changes daily.

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Securis Northern Virginia Headquarters

3900 Stonecroft Blvd. Suite F

866-640-6411

Northern Virginia headquarters of Securis, an IT asset disposition company offering electronics recycling and data destruction. Securis runs e-waste recycling events across Loudoun County.

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Best Buy Electronics Recycling (Christiansburg)

105 Shoppers Way

The Best Buy on Shoppers Way in Christiansburg accepts electronics and related items for recycling, and is listed by the Town of Blacksburg as a regional e-waste option.

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City of Danville Public Works E-Recycling Center

998 S Boston Rd

(434) 799-5245

Danville collects computers and small household devices at the Public Works Warehouse, 998 South Boston Road; TVs are no longer accepted. City sites also collect paper, cardboard, cans, #1–2 plastics and glass.

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I-66 Transfer Station

4618 West Ox Road

703-631-1179

Mon-Fri 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sat-Sun 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.; HHW 6 days (closed Wed)

Fairfax County's primary recycling and transfer station. Accepts trash, recycling, household hazardous waste, electronics, food scraps, and cooking oil. Requires proof of county residency.

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Belman Road Convenience Center

1200 Belman Road

540-658-5279

Mon-Fri 8am-4pm; Sat-Sun 8am-3pm

Belman Road Convenience Center is the R-Board drop-off site at 1200 Belman Road for City of Fredericksburg and Stafford County residents, who recycle here free. Single-stream bins take plastic bottles and jugs #1 and #2, aluminum and steel cans, glass bottles and jars, paper, flattened cardboard, and food and beverage cartons. The site also collects scrap metal, appliances, small engines, rechargeable and automotive batteries, cooking oil, plastic bags, and textiles including clothing, shoes, and suitcases. Motor oil, transmission fluid, and antifreeze are capped at five gallons each per resident per day. Electronics are limited to cell phones, computer towers, tablets, laptops, and printers, with no TVs or CRT monitors. Latex paint and mattresses go to the Regional Landfill instead. Yard waste is grass, leaves, brush, and limbs up to four inches thick and eight feet long.

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Securis Richmond

8419 Glazebrook Ave.

866-640-6411

Richmond area Securis office providing electronics recycling, hard drive shredding and secure data destruction.

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Securis Norfolk

2551 Eltham Ave, Suite J

866-640-6411

Norfolk Securis location offering IT equipment recycling, hard drive shredding and data destruction services.

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Bee Green Recycling

3609 Nine Mile Rd

804-912-2498

Mon-Fri 7am-4:30pm; Sat 7am-12pm

Bee Green Recycling buys scrap metal inside an enclosed drive-through building at 3609 Nine Mile Road in Richmond, so unloading and payment happen out of the weather. Family owned since 2015, it calls itself Central Virginia's only enclosed scrap facility. A visit starts on the scale: the car is weighed with the load, staff help sort the metal, and a second weigh-out sets the payout. Most sellers scan the receipt at the on-site ATM and leave with cash. The buy list runs from bare bright copper, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel to cast iron, catalytic converters, car motors, alternators, starters, transmissions, radiators, appliances, transformers, electric motors, and computer towers. Lead, radioactive metals, items holding liquids or chemicals, and complete vehicles are refused. The yard records ID and license plate on every check-in.

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